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		<title>What to expect when you visit the National Amyloidosis Centre</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[An educational walkthrough video to share with your patients referred to the National Amyloidosis Centre (NAC), providing an overview of what to expect during their visit. The video describes the range of investigations that may be undertaken at the NAC, and which healthcare professionals patients may meet at their appointment.]]></description>
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<h5 class="wp-block-heading">Key takeaways:</h5>



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<li>Early detection and accurate diagnosis are essential for optimising clinical management and improving outcomes in patients with amyloidosis</li>



<li>The National Amyloidosis Centre has a range of advanced diagnostic techniques to confirm the presence of amyloidosis in a person</li>



<li>Investigations may include SAP scintigraphy, cardiac MRI scans, DPD scans and genetic testing</li>



<li>Accurate subtyping enables tailored therapeutic strategies, which are key to effective disease management</li>
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<h5 class="wp-block-heading">Speakers</h5>



<p class="wp-block-paragraph"><strong>Emily Dixon</strong>, Principal Genetic Counsellor<br><strong>Darren Foard</strong>, Lead AL Amyloidosis Clinical Nurse Specialist<br><strong>Professor Philip Hawkins</strong>, Consultant Physician; Clinical Director; Founder of NAC<br><strong>David Hutt</strong>, Lead Nuclear Medicine Technologist<br><strong>Dr Ana Martinez Naharro</strong>, Consultant Cardiologist<br><strong>Dr Tamer Rezk</strong>, Consultant Nephrologist<br><strong>Dr Dorota Rowczenio</strong>, Head of Genetic Service<br><strong>Angelique Smit</strong>, Lead Clinical and Research Nurse</p>



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		<title>The National Amyloidosis Centre: A guide for clinicians</title>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 18 Aug 2026 08:19:00 +0000</pubDate>
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					<description><![CDATA[This short video outlines the role of the NAC (National Amyloidosis Centre) in managing patients you refer to them with suspected amyloidosis. It highlighting the use of accurate diagnostic testing techniques available at the NAC, including imaging, histology and proteomics, as well as the genetic testing and counselling that provide important components of holistic care.]]></description>
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<h5 class="wp-block-heading">Key takeaways:</h5>



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<li>Early detection and diagnosis are key for improving outcomes in people with amyloidosis</li>



<li>There are 3 major types of amyloidosis seen at the NAC, each requiring specialised treatment</li>



<li>The NAC processes over 2500 cases of amyloidosis per year and offers a holistic approach to managing amyloidosis, including genetic counselling</li>
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<h5 class="wp-block-heading">Speakers</h5>



<p class="wp-block-paragraph"><strong>Christine Chiti</strong>, Clinical TTR Nurse Specialist<br><strong>Emily Dixon</strong>, Principal Genetic Counsellor<br><strong>Professor Marianna Fontana</strong>, Deputy Clinical and Research Lead<br><strong>Janet Gilbertson</strong>, Head of Histology; Proteomic Service and Laboratory Manager<br><strong>Professor Julian Gillmore</strong>, NAC Research Lead<br><strong>Professor Philip Hawkins</strong>, Consultant Physician; Clinical Director; Founder of NAC<br><strong>Dr Yousuf Razvi</strong>, Clinical Research Fellow<br><strong>Angelique Smit</strong>, Lead Clinical and Research Nurse<br><strong>Dr Tamer Rezk</strong>, Consultant Nephrologist<br><strong>Professor Ashu Wechalekar</strong>, Laboratory Director and Consultant Haematologist<br><strong>Dr Carol Whelan</strong>, Consultant Cardiologist</p>



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